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| - This place has tasty food - hence the 4 stars.
Is it mind blowing? No. But for fast food, it is a four star option.
However, when I compare it to other greek-style places, it falls short in a few ways:
1) The condiments. For starters, you do not get any. Between myself and my husband, we could probably go through a gallon of tzatiki sauce in one meal. He likes to drench his fries in it, I like to dress my salad with it...but all you get (per gyro) is one itty bitty sad little cup. And if you want feta cheese? Jalapenos? Olives? A side of ANYTHING? You must pay. It makes one feel a bit nickeled and dimed (although the condiments cost much more than a single nickel or dime or nickel and dime combined). It even cost $.50 to add cucumber to your gyro. That can buy an entire cucumber at the grocery store!
2) The french fries. They are not bad fries per say, but they are bland. They need some salt, or some garlic seasoning, or something. I will add - they are not soggy and that is something I appreciate. I hate soggy fries!!! The other downside is that they are a small serving. As a female, I often try to avoid greasy food to help counterbalance my ice cream intake, and instead I like to eat them off my husband's plate. Because if they come from my husband's plate, then they do not count as part of my meal. Right? But this is hard to do when my husband is protecting a small reserve.
At the end of the day,when you add up all the condiments, a meal costs over $20. And as I type this, my husband is in the kitchen eating chips out of the pantry, so the $20 did not even fill him up.
But was it tasty, yes.
We just needed more french fries and condiments.
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